WLAF

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World League of American Football (WLAF) operated from 1991 to 1992 with teams split between Europe and North America (including Canada). After the 1992 season, the league went on hiatus before returning as a Europe‑only competition in 1995, a format it kept until folding after the 2007 NFL Europa season.

The Raleigh–Durham Skyhawks, who failed to win a game in 1991, were replaced by the Ohio Glory for the 1992 season. Following that year, the league suspended operations.

Teams

European Division

TEAMS
SEASONS STADIUM

BARCELONA
DRAGONS
1991-1992
Estadi Olímpic
de Montjuic
(BARCELONA, ES)
(1991-1992)

FRANKFURT
GALAXY
1991-1992
WALDSTADION
(FRANKFURT, DE)
(1991-1992)

LONDON
MONARCHS(1)
1991-1992
WEMBLEY STADIUM
(LONDON, ENGLAND)
(1991-1992)

DIVISION CHAMPIONS

1991 LONDON MONARCHS
1992 BARCELONA DRAGONS

North American East Division


MONTREAL
MACHINE
1991-1992
(OLYMPIC STADIUM)
(MONTREAL, CANADA)
(1991-1992)

NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY
KNIGHTS
1991-1992
(GIANTS STADIUM)
(E.RUTHERFORD, NJ)
(1991-1992)

OHIO
GLORY
1992
(OHIO STADIUM)
(COLUMBUS, OH)
(1992)

ORLANDO
THUNDER
1991-1992
(CITRUS BOWL)
(ORLANDO, FL)
(1991-1992)
TEAMS
ONLY SEASON STADIUM

RALEIGH-DURHAM
SKYHAWKS
1991
Carter-Finley
Stadium
(RALEIGH, NC)
(1991)

DIVISION HISTORY

Years Teams Added
1991 MONTREAL MACHINE
NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY KNIGHTS
ORLANDO THUNDER
RALEIGH-DURHAM SKYHAWKS
1992 MONTREAL MACHINE
NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY KNIGHTS
ORLANDO THUNDER
RALEIGH-DURHAM SKYHAWKS
RALEIGH-DURHAM SKYHAWKS > OHIO GLORY

DIVISION CHAMPIONS

SEASON
TEAM
1991 NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY KNIGHTS
1992 ORLANDO THUNDER

North American West Division

TEAMS
SEASONS STADIUM

BIRMINGHAM
FIRE
1991-1992
LEGION FIELD
(BIRMINGHAM, AL)
(1991-1992)

SACRAMENTO
SURGE(1)
1991-1992
HORNET STADIUM
(SACRAMENTO, CA)
(1992)

SAN ANTONIO
RIDERS
1991-1992
BOBCAT STADIUM
(SAN MARCOS, TX)
(1991-1992)

DIVISION CHAMPIONS

SEASON
TEAM
1991 BIRMINGHAM FIRE
1992 SACRAMENTO SURGE

History

Season Team Change Notes
1989 The NFL establishes the World League of American Football (WLAF) as a spring developmental league.
1991 Barcelona Dragons
Frankfurt Galaxy
London Monarchs
Montreal Machine
New York/New Jersey Knights
Orlando Thunder
Raleigh–Durham Skyhawks
Birmingham Fire
Sacramento Surge
San Antonio Riders
Founding Members The WLAF begins play with 10 teams across North America, Europe, and Canada. London Monarchs win the first World Bowl.
1992 Raleigh–Durham Skyhawks Folded Skyhawks are replaced by the Ohio Glory
- Folded The Sacramento Surge win World Bowl II. The league is suspended after the season for restructuring.

Seasons

Following the 1992 WLAF season, the league went on hiatus before returning with the 1995 WLAF season.

1992 WLAF Season

Champion: Sacramento Surge

Runner-Up: Orlando Thunder

Playoff Teams: Sacramento, Orlando, Barcelona, Birmingham

Playoff Rounds: Semi-Finals • World Bowl II

Synopsis: The Surge captured their first title by defeating Orlando in World Bowl II. Raleigh–Durham were replaced by Ohio Glory, and the league suspended operations after the season.

1991 WLAF Season

Champion: London Monarchs

Runner-Up: Barcelona Dragons

Playoff Teams: London, Barcelona, Frankfurt, Birmingham

Playoff Rounds: Semi-Finals • World Bowl I

Synopsis: The WLAF’s inaugural season featured teams across North America and Europe. London dominated the league and completed a standout year by shutting out Barcelona in World Bowl I.

Playoffs

These are the playoffs and World Bowl results for the original WLAF before its return with the 1995 WLAF season, in which the Division Champions plus a Wild Card team (with next best record) qualified for the Playoffs.

WLAF SEMI-FINALS

SEASON WINNER SCORE LOSER
1991
BARCELONA
DRAGONS
10 VS 3
BIRMINGHAM
FIRE

LONDON
MONARCHS
42 @ 26
NEW YORK/NEW JERSEY
KNIGHTS
1992
ORLANDO
THUNDER
45 @ 7
BIRMINGHAM
FIRE
17 VS 15
BARCELONA
DRAGONS

World Bowl Results (1991-1992)

Complete World Bowl results can be found here.

SEASON WINNER SCORE LOSER STADIUM
'91
1991

LONDON
MONARCHS (1)
21-0
BARCELONA
DRAGONS

Wembley Stadium(1)
London,UK(1)
'92
1992

SACRAMENTO
SURGE (1)
21-17
ORLANDO
THUNDER

Olympic Stadium(1)
MONTREAL,CA(1)